I won't accept a patch for it. If and when that changes, I'll happily re-evaluate my decision!"
Quality community driven, bottom up open source software at work!
We must be swift as a coursing river!
With all the force of a great typhoon!
With all the strength of a raging fire
Mysterious as the dark side of the moon
The folks at google made the same mistake John Hammond did. They thought they could contain the beast, keep it in a wall of electric fences, and suddenly its safe for everyone to see. But life will find a way.
Only run javascript on approved sites? I've tried this before, and to be honest it makes using the internet a pain. Instead, I prefer to, oh you know, not run an operating system that is susceptible to malware attacks.
Greenpeace is not attacking the internet. They're simply trying to get big server farms to start thinking about environmental impact. None of the bias in the summary is in TFA.
Don't hate the tool, hate the approach. I studied CS in college, and I use Excel for lots of things. It's the best tool for many jobs. The real problem is how they teach people to use Excel. I learned Excel because I also studied Chemistry, and the way they teach it is basically cookie cutter. You need to teach people programming from the ground up, so that they can solve problems they've never run into before, and maybe nobody else has ever solved before.
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I won't accept a patch for it. If and when that changes, I'll happily re-evaluate my decision!"
Quality community driven, bottom up open source software at work!
We must be swift as a coursing river!
With all the force of a great typhoon!
With all the strength of a raging fire
Mysterious as the dark side of the moon
If you can't do it in Fortran, do it in assembly language. If you can't do it in assembly language, it isn't worth doing.
I'll probably have to check the internet to see if it actually happened tomorrow night.
Personally, I'm planning on going on a pilgrimage.
Apple's app store on the mac should provide a similar safety mechanism. The walled garden is coming.
at the mere cost of 30 million dollars a head.
In the name of the great king Bhumibol, I shall mod this comment down!
The folks at google made the same mistake John Hammond did. They thought they could contain the beast, keep it in a wall of electric fences, and suddenly its safe for everyone to see. But life will find a way.
Nonsense, I can define what anonymous does in two words: nothing noteworthy.
so maybe folks on facebook just don't rtfa.
Only run javascript on approved sites? I've tried this before, and to be honest it makes using the internet a pain. Instead, I prefer to, oh you know, not run an operating system that is susceptible to malware attacks.
on a program that automatically reduces patents to math. Ah wait that was already patented...
like people who smoke weed or download metallica music.
This prompts the question: has this already happened to me in "real life"?
I'm pretty sure the network is down because of aliens trying to connect to it.
and comcast picks up the bill for the bandwidth. Keep on pouring that salt in the wound.
Greenpeace is not attacking the internet. They're simply trying to get big server farms to start thinking about environmental impact. None of the bias in the summary is in TFA.
I just find it so much easier to picture how far away something is by picturing a sequence of bohr radii
Fractions are bad? Try using decimals in any remotely high level math class and prepare to be laughed out the room.
Like every other version of GIMP?
Given that the person had no interest in buying windows, do you really think they're going to be buying apps?
issuing a level red terror alert. 104,225 people like this.
Don't hate the tool, hate the approach. I studied CS in college, and I use Excel for lots of things. It's the best tool for many jobs. The real problem is how they teach people to use Excel. I learned Excel because I also studied Chemistry, and the way they teach it is basically cookie cutter. You need to teach people programming from the ground up, so that they can solve problems they've never run into before, and maybe nobody else has ever solved before.
the italian courts couldn't possible rule against google... unless... *types Berlusconi into google*... I see.